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Intimate partner violence and engagement in the HIV care continuum among women in Sub-Saharan Africa: a prospective cohort study
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Stigma mastery in people living with HIV: Gender similarities and theory
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Intimate partner violence and social connection among married women in rural Bangladesh
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Determinants of gender-based violence and its physiological effects among women in 12 African countries
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‘I married when I was 16… due to poverty, I had no other way’: Multi-level factors influencing HIV-related sexual risk behaviours among adolescent girls in Zambézia, Mozambique
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Intimate partner violence is associated with poorer maternal mental health and breastfeeding practices in Bangladesh
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Assessing an inclusive model to increase access to comprehensive gender-based violence response services and improve HIV outcomes in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
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Determinants of gender-based violence and its physiological effects among women in 12 African countries
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Intimate partner violence and contraceptive use among married women in Nepal

This study examined the relationships between intimate partner violence and current contraceptive use and method among married women of reproductive age in Nepal. The findings suggest that women’s lifetime exposure to violence, particularly physical violence, is associated with tubal ligation. Although further research is needed to understand the causes and the decision‐making power dynamics related to contraceptive use, the link between violence and contraceptive use should be considered when providing family planning options to women.
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Experiences of gender-based violence among female sex workers, men who have sex with men, and transgender women in Latin America and the Caribbean: A qualitative study to inform HIV programming

Key populations — female sex workers, men who have sex with men and transgender women — are disproportionally affected by gender-based violence and HIV. This paper provides data on the nature, location, perpetrators and consequences of gender-based violence and its perceived effect on HIV risk. Results are being used to inform HIV policies and programming.

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Intimate partner violence and engagement in the HIV care continuum among women in Sub-Saharan Africa: a prospective cohort study

Stigma mastery in people living with HIV: Gender similarities and theory

Intimate partner violence and social connection among married women in rural Bangladesh

Determinants of gender-based violence and its physiological effects among women in 12 African countries

‘I married when I was 16… due to poverty, I had no other way’: Multi-level factors influencing HIV-related sexual risk behaviours among adolescent girls in Zambézia, Mozambique

Intimate partner violence is associated with poorer maternal mental health and breastfeeding practices in Bangladesh

Assessing an inclusive model to increase access to comprehensive gender-based violence response services and improve HIV outcomes in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic

Determinants of gender-based violence and its physiological effects among women in 12 African countries

Intimate partner violence and contraceptive use among married women in Nepal

Experiences of gender-based violence among female sex workers, men who have sex with men, and transgender women in Latin America and the Caribbean: A qualitative study to inform HIV programming